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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

11

Riverside Community annual dance and charity drive notes

Riverside Community club held a Friday dance at St James Guild hall with about eighty couples, featuring cards, dancing and a midnight supper followed by a cake auction to raise funds for a community house. Shriners of Dillon plan a Monday dance at city hall with Sunset Orchestra. proceeds aid the worthy poor. Several bridge parties led by Mrs Rathbone and Mrs Hudson ran nine tables, with spring flowers and refreshments. other social events and charity efforts are listed across Riverside society notices.

Riverside St. James Guild Hall Shriners Dillon and City Hall Sunset Orchestra Sugar Bowl Dillon R Rathbone Hudson Evenisia Wood Government Club Thig Bea Shepa Good Government Club Agriculture Department Riverside Country Club Theta Pluma Tattersall Northside Country Club Chas.’ Meine A. L. Anderson Twin Bridges John F. Bishop Presbyterian Missionary Society Japan’s BE. Foote A G. Williams Bitter Root Mary Judge St. Rose Guild

Fragmented note on Sylpis wit and De Koven

The readable text references Sylpis wit and De Koven in a terse historical note. No additional context or clear event details are present to establish a complete report.

Training School News Highlights and Events

The primary department entertains mothers in groups with talks on grade work, tea after recess, and notes rising attendance. Training school stories aid in kindergarten and primary literacy practice. Easter break runs March 23 to 28, 1921. Enrollment rose to 634, up 42 from last year. Health remains good with a few colds and mumps. Bird Club held its first spring hike with 17 members and two guests. Dr. Finch spoke.

Miss MacGregor Bird Club Finch Miss Hazard Harding Tattersall Wemyss King Anderson Ranch Harriet Turner Dorothy Roberts Bridge

Card of Tharks We thank Dillon lodges for kindness

The note expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of our little girl. It specifically thanks the people of Dillon and the lodges for their support and sympathy.

Tharks Hank Dillon Shewn

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